The first training session of Plan A80

The joint training involved 7,413 officers and soldiers from 26 units in 3 regions.

Implementing Directive No. 82/CT-BQP (dated May 30, 2025) of the Minister of National Defense on organizing military forces and militia and self-defense forces to participate in parades and marches in celebration of the 80th anniversary of the successful August Revolution (August 19, 1945 - August 19, 2025) and the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (September 2, 1945 - September 2, 2025), referred to as Plan A80, on the morning of August 25, the Department of Military Training - School (General Staff of the Vietnam People's Army) organized joint training and inspection of the training of forces participating in the parade (walking group) in 3 areas: National Military Training Center 4; Hanoi National University; Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism.

Comrades presided over the joint training session at National Military Training Center 4.

The joint training session was conducted online from 3 locations, chaired by Major General Vu Viet Hung, Director of the Department of Military Training - Schools, Deputy Head of the Parade and Marching Subcommittee.

The joint training was attended by 7,413 officers and soldiers from 26 formations in all 3 regions. This was the first joint training, aiming to evaluate the training situation of the formations (walking formations) after 3 weeks of concentrated training according to Plan A80.

Major General Vu Viet Hung speaks at the joint training session.

At the National Military Training Center 4, 1,296 officers and soldiers participated in the joint training, including 7 groups: female military musicians; female medical officers; female peacekeepers ; female communications soldiers; female commandos; female militia and self-defense forces of Vietnamese ethnic groups; and female guerrillas from the South.

>>> Below are pictures of female teams participating in joint training at National Military Training Center 4. Photo: DO TRUNG

Female military band formation

Female medical officer team

Women's Peacekeeping Team

Female commando squad

Female communications soldier team

The formation of the Vietnamese ethnic women's militia

Southern female guerilla bloc formation

TRAN BINH - DO TRUNG

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/cuoc-tong-hop-luyen-dau-tien-cua-ke-hoach-a80-post800943.html